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Reviews on Pizza food in Niceville, Florida, United States. Niceville is a city in Okaloosa County, Florida, United States, located near Eglin Air Force Base on Boggy Bayou that opens into Choctawhatchee Bay.
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10. Domino's Pizza
Visit your Valparaiso Domino's Pizza today for a signature pizza or oven baked sandwich. We have coupons and specials on pizza delivery, pasta, buffalo wings, & more! Order online now!
Reviewed By Alan S
Although Domino's maybe another chain pizza place, I am always impressed with how quickly my food is prepared at this location. I'm usually able to jump out the car, go in, pay, and be out in less than 3 minutes. The staff maybe rushed but still give the common courtesies to all customers. My go to place if I want quick good pizza.
9. Pizza Hut
Reviewed By RavenATB
Not much to say. It's located in a strip mall, close to a bar and a grocery store. It serves the same pizzas you can get at any Pizza Hut in the country. The restaurant is carry-out only. It's clean and small. Service is friendly.
8. Domino's Pizza
Visit your Niceville Domino's Pizza today for a signature pizza or oven baked sandwich. We have coupons and specials on pizza delivery, pasta, buffalo wings, & more! Order online now!
Reviewed By Joy C
It is located in a gas station the pizza is average, but the price is right. They have a 5.99 special that is great for a family with young kids. They also offer delivery. It is not the best pizza I ever had, but is not the worse either, a good value for the money.
7. Hungry Howies Pizza & Subs
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By RavenATB
My kids love Hungry Howie's pizza. I'll eat their pizza. But it's nothing I look forward to. The taste of the pizzas is good, and the flavored crusts are very good. Again, my kids love them. But as someone who has had some of the best pizza made in the world, Hungry Howie's is one step...one tiny step...above frozen pizza in my book. The restaurant is shabby, and doesn't show the signs of a caring owner/manager. The staff are a bit "edgy" from my point of view. Many of the employees working behind the counter look a little more like the "wanted" posters on the post office walls than I'm comfortable with in a place where I'm ingesting their product. I can handle the neck tattoos and the piercings...I just want to feel like the people who make my food bathe regularly. And by "regularly" I mean like the sun comes up regularly...as in EVERY DAY!And this is my largest area of discomfort with Hungry Howies...the employees. They're just a bit to rough around the edges for me to feel totally comfortable eating food they handle. I grew up in a family of restaurant operators. When I see a restaurant like Hungry Howies I always wonder if the owner ever walks in the front door and tries the "customer experience" from the paying side of the counter. I realize this is a chain restaurant. But I think I could give the owner a couple tips that would increase business by quite a bit.#1...clean that place from top to bottom. If you're stuck with the color due to franchise requirements I understand. But the place is just dingy. #2...buy crew shirts and mandate that the employees wear them, and that the shirts be clean#3...If employees who handle food have long hair, at least make them pull the hair back (a net would be better)#4...if you don't have the space to hide your soda inventory, put something in front of it to block all those 2 liter bottles from the customer's view at the counter#5...don't use metal wire shelving in the dining area. That just looks bush-league#6...find some way to lighten up that place. Floors could be replaced in the dining area. But the kitchen looks so dank. LED lighting is cheap, and it will cut your power costs. Try installing some LED flood lights to add light and reduce your lighting costs at the same time
6. Caio Bella
Reviewed By RavenATB
I've tried the pizza and lasagna in the past three visits. Both are very good. The restaurant is clean and well cared for. The parking is pretty plentiful, although the restaurant is in a mall area, and shares parking with other businesses.The last time we were there we had a young man who was obviously a heavy smoker. He did a pretty good job attending to the table, but his breath reeked of cigarette smoke, and his teeth were heavily cigarette stained; it was quite unappetizing.
5. Marco's Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By SHUEYW
This is a great place for lunch on a budget. Very good food for really cheap money. People's taste in pizza sauces vary, so I can only say I really like the sauce here. For me the sauce makes the pizza. All the normal ingredients are available and everything tastes fresh.The buffet lunch is all you can eat for less than $10. The full salad bar is kept well stocked with fresh lettuces and veggies and a wide variety of pizzas continue to keep the hot bar full. If you don't see what you want on the hot bar, they'll take your custom order and add it to the bar for all to share and enjoy. Service isn't an issue since you're serving yourself and depositing your trash when you leave.Good tasting food for those with a limited amount of time to grab lunch and head back to work, but also just fine for those less rushed.
4. Ciao Bella Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By Txexterminator
I am tired of making excuses for the Niceville location! Go across the bridge to Miramar Beach location. Without question the help in MB does not stand and gather behind the counter and visit instead of checking on out table. The help and service is horrible. I had the leave my table and get things for my group twice. I had to go to the counter and ask the group having a discussion to get more drinks for our table. Additional charges were on my bill without any notification to me and then covertly passed off on my credit card. If additional charges are required PLEASE make the customer aware of the matter instead of hiding them in the bill. I have tried this place at least 3 times in 6 weeks, NO MORE! I going across the bridge.
3. Dominic's Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By FLgal356
A great experience each time. Have tried most of items on menu and loved them all. Favorites are lasagna, spaghetti, chef salad and the philly cheese on the sub role. portions are large enough to share.
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2. Tisanos Garlic Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By scooterh2016
I am not sure about the poor reviews but if this place was in Destin, it would be packed and twice the price. I had the mixed fruit salad and it was fresh and great. I had the pizza and it was a close competitor to Tradewinds. I highly recommend this place. The food is great and the prices are reasonable. Again, If this was in Destin it would be packed. People in Niceville expect everything for nothing but they go to destin and pay out the nose for slop. This place is good. Give it a try.
1. Fresh Greece
Overall Ratings
4 based on 327 reviews
Reviewed By S2624AWmartinl
It doesnât look like much from the outside which means you either get amazing Gyros or dysentery. Luckily it was phenomenal food. Outstanding gyros, the pizza slice was fantastic and probably the best baklava Iâve ever had. Highly recommend
